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Lake Alfred, Florida

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Morgan Oct 20, 2016 1707 views

To become, say a Pediatric Pulmonologist, how many years of schooling do you think that would take?

I have had my heart set on pediatric pulmonology for as long as i can remember. #cardiology #cardiovascular #cardiopulmonary #lungs #pulmonology #respiratory #healthcare #hospital-and-health-care #medicine

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Morgan Oct 20, 2016 1548 views

What's the hardest thing about being a biologist or chemist (or anything related to these careers)?

I have interest in becoming someone working in these career fields. #biology #chemistry #biochemistry #molecular-biology #chemical #chemicals #medicinal-chemistry #organic-chemistry

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Eduardo Oct 19, 2016 879 views

Where are really nice places with a cool climate where there is an excellent job market for mechanical engineering?

preferably on west coast #mechanical-engineering

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Eduardo Oct 19, 2016 1272 views

How much does an internship in high school help?

I'm currently in an internship in my senior year with an engineering firm, is this marketable at all? #engineering #mechanical-engineering

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Duaa Oct 18, 2016 1242 views

How to begin to shadow?

Hello, I am a pre-med student (freshman in college) and I am really worried about not being able to gain shadowing experience because whenever I ask someone how they shadowed they're like "My parents know doctors" and my family don't really know doctors and I feel like that's the only way...

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Grace Aug 16, 2016 1276 views

What are the most important things to think about when choosing your major?

I hear about people all the time who get a degree in something completely different from the job they have. Is having a major for the profession you want really important? It it better to get a specialised degree, or something more general? How are we even supposed to decide on a degree? There...

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Sandra Jul 19, 2016 1033 views

Is where you choose to do your practicum extremely important, or is taking the first available spot equally beneficial?

I am earning my Bachelors of Science in Education and will soon need to begin my practicum. I have been given the TEACH grant which needs to be repaid through employment at a Title I school. Would it benefit me to attempt to secure a practicum spot at the place I hope to teach once my...

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Sandra Jul 19, 2016 4924 views

What are some pros and cons of teaching at a private school versus a public school?

I am interested in personal opinions on the benefits or shortcomings of each potential workplace. #teaching #education #private-school #health-insurance #public-school

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Catterina Jun 20, 2016 1682 views

What is it like as a physician assistant?

I'm very interested in pursuing a career in the medical field originally as a physician in the hospital, but many people have told me that it's not worth going to medical school for such a long time, and to become a physician assistant instead. They listed a lot of reasons like having better...

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Meghann Jun 16, 2016 1774 views

When having responsibilities both at home and at a full time job, how do you balance them to make the best of both?

I am asking this because as a full time student I have responsibilities that require my attention both at home and at school, and it has proven difficult to balance them both. #organization #work-life-balance #work-ethic

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Kathy May 30, 2016 1613 views

Degree in biology... art/environment/science?

Hello, I graduated last year with a degree in biology in Florida... I've been pre-dental since 2010. I applied last cycle with a GPA of 3.4 and a DAT score of 17. I'm aware my DAT score isn't the best, and considering how competitive the dental career is becoming, I don't expect that to be...

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Nathan May 27, 2016 1356 views

As a Pathologist, is more of your work computer based or in a lab/hospital?

I am interested in pursuing a career in pathology and was wondering what this aspect of the job was like. #medicine #pathologist #pathology

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Nathan May 27, 2016 1380 views

As a Biomedical Engineer, do you typically spend more time working on the computer with models or programs or with prototypes and physical objects?

I am interested in pursuing a career in biomedical engineering and I wanted to know about this specific aspect of working in the field. #biomedical-engineering #biomedical #biomedical-engineer

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Nellie May 26, 2016 1306 views

Preparing for Medical School, what should I focus on the most?

I understand that grades, GPA, and test scores are extremely important when applying for medical school, or anything medical for that matter. I also know that they like to look at 'unique' characteristics that make the applicant stand out, like taking a different major than the generic ones....

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Nellie May 26, 2016 3679 views

Optometry vs. Ophthalmology- Should I be worried that the MDs will take over the ODs?

I am interested in pursuing Optometry, which means I would need to take the OAT, and go into Optometry school. However, if you go through with Medical school, and the MCAT, one could become an Ophthalmologist. I don't want to begin following the Optometry route if the MDs could take over the...

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